La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 07, 1929, CITY EDITION, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN OREGON'S LEADING NEWSPAPER EIGHT PAGES TODAY FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE SERVICE 1CITY (EDITION THE WEATHER OltKOON: Unsettled with rain. In west ami ruins , and Known In east imrtlon tonight and Friday, modorute temperulursv : t . : VOLUME XXVII. MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS LA GRANDE, OREGON THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1929. MEMflER ASSOCIATED PRBS3 NUMBER 144. LEGISLATORS RETURN HOME THIS MORNING fLocal Delegation Suc cessful in Every Project Planned Beforehand Bohnenkamp Co. Remodels Store, Plans Warehouse Building Program Is An nounced Today; Work men Already Busy Mak ing Interior Changes CONGRESS IS CALLED FOR APR. 15 MEET 'ROCKEFELLER WINS BATTLE FOR CONTROL EXPECT APPROVAL STOCK SHOW BILL Complete remodeling of the first flour of the building lnstullutlon jof new fixture, building pf a new storo front and erection of a ware house un Jefferson u venue Ik on the progrum.of the W. II. Hohn enkamp company fur the next few weeks, It wiiH announced today. In i i ' ' f net, work has already started on Several AppVOplU a U 0 n S lmrt of the project with a crew of Secured During Session verui men employed. ot " the work to dote, howoVer, has La Grande Armory been interior changes hi the store Position Maintained :.. j'"' "'; 'T.TIT and JO I in street. The first build . " '" ing permit was taken out recently - Cnlon county's delegation to tho to provide for the remodeling, state legislature returned home to- i un Interview with Chase Hohn day, urriving Iii 1a Grande on No., enkump today, he stated that It 24. Representative H. H. Weath- WUH tlie intention of the firm to eiai'WH ruiiuiiucu vii. inuKC a complete remouenng oi ine.i Hoover Issues Pi'oclama- Col. Robert W. Stewart Is tion for Farm Aid and Ousted as Chairman of Tariff Changes .' Standard Oil Board FIRST ISSUED BY NEW PRESIDENT ACTION CLIMAXES BITTER CONTEST Michigan Senator - S a y s Proxies Play Important That Ke-appointment of House Membership Will Be Considered . I llnu train to KlKln, Senator Kr,d E. ,. lhc buillK ,nHlUe ' giUl" ru' Brl'cullur..l .ellor , holders meeting Kiddle went to jsiunu iny mm ttnd out. The balcony ha ulready Senator Culon It. Kberhurd stopped becn Ooni.ijeto4 and Included low- in mis city, wnoru im w iik.-.". crln(f the (001. ut most ot th0 0j of Cochran u'nd balcony which, made It necessary to almost completely tear out tho old one. In addition the .balcony Part in Whiting, Indi ana Scrap; Ouster Due to Oil Scandals WASHINGTON,-War. 7 (AP)r-' WHITINfl. Illd., Mar. 7 (API An extra session of the 71st con-. Colonel Uobert W. Stewart .won gloss for April 16 was calcd toduy;' deposed as chairman of Ihe board by 1'renldent Hoover. .of the Standard Oil Company of Specifically tho call proposes Indiana today at tho iinnuul slock anil "for limited changes of tho.' This, action cllmaxeed a bitter tariff.' ... proxy battlo between Colonel The proclamation says that theso Hubert W. Stewart anil John I), mutter cannot In justice "to our Hockefuller Jr., who Instituted tho furthers, our labor and our manu- . proceedings to oust Stewart. fucturci'H be postponed. ' ! , '. The. 1'roclamnllon The vote fur Hubert W. Stewart ot the. law firm Klierhard. ' . On parting this morning with jresscd t nts prociumuiion, ino ursi to no was m,oi,'i as imuuini u,uiu,ai,i Alio Issuer! ttv Inn now ohlof nvnetitlvn. for William Iturtiin. his nminnont. 1,1 rends: . : 1 .Louis L., Stephens reoolved U.U5.1,- ' "Hv tliM nrosiilent nf lite Culled flila . 'BATTLE OF PROXIES" TODAY room is to be Included on It. range department, Included j States of America, a proclamation: "Whereas public interests re- men from Union county expr their thanlts to Senator Btrayor, of Haker, for the assistance lie gave in the efforts to secure" an appro priation for the Kastern Oreogon Livestock show. Stock Kill ExpcctoU to I'uws Jncidentully, an Associated I'ress item was received today from Salem stating that the stock show appropriation bill is still in Uio hands of Governor I. X. I'utterson . but that it Is believed that ho will approve it. The appropriation Is fur $10,umi, of which $5,0Uu will 1m Mvjilhibl.. tliltt vear and $5,000 the following year, lie has until Ul to ue presented to the La Grando 'Ul ,,lM,H' "U 'aoor. una out inanu- thu unnUft meeting thut lie was (Continued on Pone 6) First Rehearsal Held Yesterday For Operetta While his successful opponent. Molvln A. Traylor received G.5I').- iiulre that tho confrress or the 21)0, Ihe other meiulicrs of tho United Slates should bo convened board were Indention! on both tlclt lu extra session ut 13 o'clock noon Bt. The mnctlhs adjourned linnie on the 16th day of April, l!ia!l, to ,utciv Vhvf the ballot was an iccelve such cominunlcullon as may nolllu.d and the dlroulora tetlted i.o niaiio y mo executive: t0 Bel(,ct tt chairman. . "And whtii-eas leRlslatlun to of- , - . feet further UKrlcultural relief and I ..WHmNa, Id.. War. 7 AI')- ri.ut rh,.,.,,l fr "Vol.... IcBlslation for limited chanscs of ,.,.., ,,,.,.. w u . hama Maid," the Japanese dperct- V11) tullff "iot In justice to our , UrRl ntllimton 0(lliy uu1.b .. Saturday 'midnight to sign or veto public, by tho gleo clubs ot Iho tho measure. - - . hlsh .school, 'was held yesterday uf- ; Senator Kiddle declared that tho- ternoou. ,. leslslativo session was very strenu- .'irty-five elrls und boys aro ous and ull members of tjie dele- purtlclpatluir In the periormuncc. Ballon expressed themselves us which is to be Riven Thursday und tired arter tiie.&o days oi lauor. Friday, Mr. 21 und 22. . . "We believe It can be said with Tho solo parts will be. taken by due modesty that the I'nlon coun- Ituth -Uurlund, soprano, .. as "O ty delegation has been successful, KlnR-a-Son:" J-eaiv t-'uiuiibi-Mro cj' In nceomnllshins everythlns de- 0 soprano, "Klasimie;" boils fade, elded upon before tho session contralto, . "Tung-WuRu:" Ituth opened." Senator Kberliurd stated. Smalley, mezzo soprano; 'l-llldu;M fucturcrs be postponed "Now, therefore, I. Herbert Hooveu, ' president of the United (Continued on Puge 5) ENTERPRISE TO PLAY BASEBALU beaten in his fight to retain tho clmlrmanHliip of the Htandurd Ull cotnpuny of Indlnna. His udmisslon oamo durinfr a discussion over a resolution from Hie floor opposed by.' tho lorces or John D, Itoekerllei Jr. J mil afraid my frtends that tliH 'noes' have It, if the vote is J.UiJ.uj lw nharttV' he, wild cjuieKn imu as no pointou toward tno Itoekefrllnr Krotip. ! It. W. Ketlotih. or TuIhk, OUIu., I oricrcd a motion to' exclude on j (( f 1 1 t XV. 1 Wind, Cold Ride Into Middlewest; Damage Is Heavy Personal Injuries, Proper ty Loss and Possibly Death Caused by Storms from' the West REVOLT TJEAR END;LOYALS SEE VICTORY Two of Three Mexican Re volutionary Leaders De feated by Federals ' s. CHICAGO. Mar. 7 (Al) lo- structive wost winds spread snow) and colli over tho mid went lftnt ntKlit. causlpK persnnul Injuries, properly damage and possibly loss JJXPECT BATTLE AT JUAREZ TODAY of life, Kiro added Its monaco to the other elements at work. At .Totna hawk. Wis., tho wind whipped a fire through tho business section,, causing a loss of tooo.ouo. Six persons were Injured in Chi cago and threo othurs, ' who set out on Luke Michigan yesterday In a small fishing boat, ' wore be lieved lost In tho gale, 40-lHtrreo I'litnge ; . Tho cold wuvo came Just when the midwest was ' enjoying Its Government , Predicts A Speedy Crushing of Re- hellion; U. S. Cavalry Is Under Orders NO;A1,1;n, Nmiiuia. Sic., Mar 7 (AI) In HUUvmcM Innuol Imu at uoon toilay from cnivml J, .. balmiest weather, In Chicago tho iium- It wan annuuiMd that relx seasons nign teniperaiure oi oa, ( tro,w were In ixtrJ ol Uio city or Juarei. had been recorded before the gale sent the morcury down 40 degreea In 12 hours. Similar drops were reported In many other cities. Tho wind, which reached a velo city of'4f miles un hour, , broko VKRA CBI7, Slarch T (AP) I2:iig i. in. aiHi sea port of Vera Cms today tm in tlio IuhmIn of windows, trees, chimneys, and Bltm J f 'i"! " " in Milwaukee and Chicane, North-, TO,ll,!onrsr Jrw?" ' (Tt nrnil view of Standard Oil of liidumn plant at W hltlnv. Ind., wlierr ( olonel Itohert . Ntewnrt (npiier loft ) and John I). Korke. Ix llt-r Jr., (upper right ), today fonUwteil fur control of Iho (i)tnMiny , nt tiie htm'khohlei'H tiieiMlnu:. Klcwart was ousted!. Tlio Itwktv-fi'llir-stomiri contest iH-tfmi after SUnvaH's nninn was conuiHittl vltli the ( ondiiental Tnulliitt: comiMiuy ihvil. following the Tim pot lomi mid Sluuiil lllll oil leiiM KcandalH, v i lewis Ajtulrre wre mxkina to ftil Uieir way lo af4y. . . u v Saturday Game To Decide Title Of East Oregon "An ample appropriation for tno Marie Baxter, in. z.o soprano, I Kastern Oregon Normal school has "Stella;" Itobert Stoddard, i WalloWa CitV Will Enter proxies ofrered by the llockefeller been secured, also appropriations tone, "Takasl;" .Vincent Newlin, V"Wd, VjllV Will JillLLl ,1 ir tne experiment siauon, inn barltono and bass, "Muvon y u:" KiiHtorn OreKon Livestock show ut Nick HuKhes, tenor, "Ah No:' Cle Unlon and the county fitir at En- land Wnllslngor, baritone, "Kated- do;" Wayne Nusbaum, tonor. "KnoBUdf;" Henry Culp, iiffht buri- T,i Tij v Kioup on l-ilnn Mftiiri Qin I onmin iuvwiiwuMiwvijHvj proxies Keports loday bay tone, "Hary t'orlcase.' Practice will be held every day from now until Mar. 21, announces W. W. Nusbaum, who with Miss terprise.v '. Auto Taxes Iteducod . "Iteiluctlon or automohllo tuxes was accomplished In the only legal way open at the present time, but the- leRiiilature is asking Ihe peo ple to amend the constitution ho that new earn may be taxed on a larger percentage of value than old cars. , "Three Importunt laws have been enacted, relative to tuxutloii, name ly the excise tux, the Intangibles tax and the income tax. "The L:nlon and Wallowa county delegations worked hsrnionlouHly everything except the Medical Leaion to Give were illegal In that they 'sought to deprive the stockholders of the free exercise of their tnvest- . pnt for the period of at least one Knlerpilse, long without seml-(year and to create a monoply of professional baseball, will enter the the Standard OH company of In Blue Mountain league this year, dlana in the Rockefeller interests. Tlie.rinatu for the basketball sea hou, us far as Kastern Oregon Is Mincuted, will take placo in La Oninrte KaMl'May" 'night Whfln two Independent teams will buttfo for tho J!)2! championship. Tho La Grands M, I. A. and tho Hulter Athletic club are ut pros j tilt tied In the race lor title honors, witn earn navmg pno victory auu one defeat In lntcr-tcnm games. La. Grande held tho championship In l!2K and has bad a lair season with La Grande, Baker and t'endle- Catherine Surtain, In charge of tho ceet i,0l (, today. ' dramatics for the operetta, is ok i-ictliig the lierl'ormunce. , The oneretta will be given in the high school auditorium. J. A. Van I The outlook Tor all four ct;ibs is exceplionally good, considering the earllne.'jg of the season. L'ntfrpMsc , has liad baseball teams in pust Springs-l'oiuloKa . annexation, wh (Continued on Page 5) WILL PRESENT 'ONCE IN BLUE Mnnw ma if 11 con ir s vi llllivt IV Al lln. nmiiMn The It fJiiimle M. I. A. has an Win I'm-ttuiirl fu tiYlinnlnrl tM .' arrive in La Grunde today to be- J"-' " n ui Bin work on installing tho stage ' 11 ' P'ayers in Wal- equipment on the newly arranged i lowa county who will he affiliated und completed stage. " j WlUl th,i Enterprise club. . ., ., 1 iteprescnlatii os of lhe four tennis will meet in La Grande at the city i hall Sunday afternoon ut 3 o'cloek $250 00 tO (JOF DS make ai rangements for the coiu .. - ling season. A schedulo will be ' ' - : ifliawn up and officers elected. !. The Anierleun Legion last night W. T.' X'hy, of ilol Lake, is piesi- U'harles A. Lindbergh had lh um at u meeting at Honan half votedjdent of the league at present andfof his right arm today for the first to give $lli0.uti lo the fund for-' Hoy Karnam Is rii-crclary. x j Mine since the accident, a week ago unirormu for ' the Legion drum . U bus been necorisury to pout - at Valluiehu field when his plan Kcllough'K motion also contended that action would virtually be turn ing .thu Standard Oil company of Indiana over to a group of per sons not recognized by Indiana's corporate law, and not entitled to do business In Indiana ns a corpor ation. M el vi n A . Tra ylor, president of (Continued on Pauw 6i Lindu "Makes Hay" While Mexicans War MEXICO CITY, Mar. IS (Wednes day delayed) (AI') Colonel NYSSA RAILROAD TO ENTER NEVADA I ern Wisconsin and Minnesota re ported a heavy snowfall that hum- nni'nrl 1 1 ff lo. . iw. tv.nl ny Uio AHMtwUted Pmia len trn, ., nnrf nvni-rinwimt. Coinploto breakdown of tho revo. rivers caused much damage In Nob- I lutlonary movement In Vera J'rua raska and Illinois. A dlko broke "" other parts of Uouthorn Mexl- j on tho I'upplo creek nenr Omaha ""' '"' , ". , u . last night, flooding a larga area """ in..iu . i. lo depth of four feet and forcing "' 'vo toward Juarei where a hand, several, families to abandon their,'"1 of federal troopa was awaiting homes. -, ' , ... . 1 l,1Pm' , 1 Tho Blue rlvor was. bucking up Oenetttl Jesua. Agulrre. com bohlnd an Ico puck at Heutrlco, ! mander of the rebel foroea In Voru, Neb., and one suburb had already ' trua, wus believed to have taken been cut off by flood waters early I '"nt ''V a "f'0"- svn" hn loday. llackwater was making the ' yestorday, which ended when tho city wells Impure and preparations .uonsulur corps secured on armls. iivo lu nyuiu luiiiiur uiuvuaiinu. 1'dKTaU Take Montorej The Important strategic railway center of Monterey also was lost to the rebels, General Escobar eva- wero being iiiadt) to dynuutlto the Ice. - - - Hockrord, 1II. faced one of tho worst floods In Its history with v Kolth crock out of its banks. . I n'D a inn iiersnnH iniurHii m rn .. .... i j. . , . ''...'..,."' . ! . uuuunK lne city uuwr a serero uo. Idaho PaClflfJ i Company T l''"""- ft wo""?" Iy-fttt by 10,00 federal troops. , . . '"'r",,J tltlon whon It blew across a side-! ,.', v..i,. ,, jri JLMleS in OUlCni; Capital- .Iwalk. Two others wore truoH bySoMt of Bultlllo and , today wan re- S t'rn;T""' ,"f r7ainK,tor6rrolonir.th mm. Its hat.irlng, wi'v w6iivn M ' ern fodder oj CwZulli. ... .',,, w r.u hvtflvinir ru. Ot the threo' chief revolutionary here 1 Hotel Murk Injured izedH10,000,00(. SAlKM, Ore.; iVIur. 7 (Af) tides of Ineornnratlon fllnrl yesterday by tho Idliho-Baolflo I railroad etiinpany revnated plans fnf tho roiiHl motion or a line front r Nyssu, Malheur county, Ui Wlnne-1 mtioca, Nt'v, i The company Is eap- this year, the quintet Improving lis, Unlived lit $10,000,001), Tho Incior tho season progressed; Baker won porn tors arc Jbhn Le'ddn Ken and the first game by a decisive score Itobert Phillips, of Now York, and In La Grande, but later the local Guy C. II. Corliss, of I'ortUind, five went to I taker, winning on the Athletics' own floor. ? Maker has only lost two games " . i . ' i ' Tho wlml i'lHPU across Ohio Jo- out or H2, one lo La Grande and 1(1 I.plomented by motor buses, (1(y ri,ttchln(f Vf!,ot,Uv orflclally one to the Kugene Mohawks, statu , u KH n,ia ul'lilies. reportod at 05 miles an hour. A ! $200,000 riro destroyed u two-story building In downtown Cleveland und Tor a time threatened un onttro business block before It burned it- independent chnmplon. Jesse Payne, Hons and Ned Thomas, Jon Train service on tho projected line, according lo tho papers, Is to The capital stock comprises 10,- 000 shares of 0 per cent lum-cum- Two persons were Injured in the fire at Tomahawk. One was tho clerk In the Mitchell hotel who warned all the guests of their dan ger before Jumping from a win dow! The flro started In tho hotel, which was tho city's largest build ing and which was completely de stroyed.' It was valued ut $150,000, Klghluon other buildings .were also razed. . ; , . r.u-y. ,, a . ... m -hii, . uuUve convertible preferred stock Carmen Cuti'llfr and Curst en Han- , , ,,.,, tntl .,,t sen make up the lineup. The M. I, a(. ( ()j , of conitmm at the fipIf 0,lt- Considerable diiinago was A. players are Kloyd Berry. Marlon B1,'uu" H,,,n ' ot tl'n,mo" "l tno reported throughout tho stuto. Stoddard. Cllvo Moore. Kloyd and h vlne of .$a5 n share. Tho pro- w't(J cotll Mi unctAtlon WU8 hamper- j pone the baseball benellt the 'resignation or i from March. 20 to March Die Itev. Oliver ItHcy. who is leav- realise of conflicllng events. lug soon to make his home in Ihe dance capsized on lauding from a picnic :7, be- nounred that a musical romance nilddle west, was accepted with re-I O Ppfifian fa " in three acts, entitled "Once in a Ki'-L Dr. Itlley was given a rislnif 1 VLIUUU t Ktue Moon." will, be presented in vl "r Ihanks for his services. " rr8tlte(l 10(1 the L. I). S. Recreational hall Wed nesday night. Mar. 13, at 8 o'clock, under the direction of Mrs. A. L. Stoddard. T i. The cast, with the chorus. In cludes 40 persons. The cast of characters follows: Moon Lady, Nellie 1 lean ; M rs. M ontgomery, Lueile Metcalf; Sylvia Montgom ery, Maxlue McNeal; Lea trite Montgomery, Ituth Black; Mr. Babbitt Murton, K. S. GwllUams; Hetty Morton, Myrna Ward; Mrs. Lila Itivaiidei Irene IJaxler; Billy Maxwell. Melvin Palmer; George trip with his fluncee, Miss Anno Morrow. . ' His physician allowed him lo re movo the sling which had held his arm in place until the effects of ja. dislocated shoulder could be (overcome. Meanwhile popular Ju-t-orest in revolutions rv iifiivliinu esented Todau commlltee be unpointed by Com- ' I inuniler C. V. Tulboll to con!iider A road pel itlon was pi e.senled lo j has drawn altenllun away from the Ihe matler of finding a. suitable i'"e union uoumy coun today uyieolunel mid bis roinanee. Moth Col nieetlnir nlaco to luke the Place of Jamea I mi r, or l-.lgin. for a iinnmi hull. . I north of thill city. The A discussion of the coming de-;'" be acted .'upon this afternoon from publlclly. batu bitween Dr. Ililcy and Juduejlt is said. Colonel l.ludlieigli refused to Hen l.lndsey. .March 11. was aluo a l'y early ariernoon the co lli had !e.inflrm annoiineements In Mexico part of Ihe business meeting. , almost completed its lask of audit- city newspapers that he would ill- A progium In charge o( Waller j.i"g bills and expeeled lhal theses-jot ,, mall piano to Jlrowiisvlllo, lean was enjoyed following the sinn or court rur this monlli would Texas. Saturday, Inuuiiurallng ser- )r a roadlonel and Miss Morrow urn enjoy . iielltion I ing their unaccustomed freediini meeting. Itefreshlnenls were serv ed by Ihe l.eirlnn iiuxlllaty. Klwood Gwllliams lead in com- i close today. vice over this route. Clifton Haxter, Lester Stoddard and Itnes Anderson, The galn'e Hill o'clock in thu I,. 1). al hull. iferrod stock Is, cnuvnrllble Into jcuiiiiuoii at ine.opiion ol uio iiohi- j begin' at'::i0 p'' 1,1 " ,,!III'"M H. Iteci'eatlon-11'""1"""1 fur ""''1 "'l'"" 'f lo ferred. , " ' od. T , T ii-f ' B4 .Mllin rung ureal Landslide rue nne is in be u miles long. ICllta Ad Ittvotna 'I'he "rtlcles aulhorlito Iho company rLUItS VU I I I SUIIS t0 tmlttl telephone and telegraph . ' I Hues and radio stations, Id aciiulre UKHflN. Mar. 7 (Al'J.utesl ""' "VeslocK proiiucllon, timi news from lennclial, Madeira, esll Chamberlain In Favor Of Pact Outlawing War (IIONKVA, March 7 (Al'l Sir one of Ihe """'" ' " ""'". '" ""-'- in eslltbllsh resorls. mates 40 persons are dead In the l'n'"He Is given us Ihe develop- always regarded meat lainl-llde in the valley of si. .'" th )iMoK ,,u;t ror , ,,mllt,lll. ! lion of war as one mora barrier lorected by Inleruatlonul coopem ' tlon against war.- Sea Near San cffo I Taylor. Klwood lllatt: sir I'erclval '"""'"V singing and Itay Williams cnicrLUliiUU nil owiimt i;viu num bers. i:neiwoon. Alva, Ortim; M. Bono Lemon. Marlon Stoddard; Suzanne, Iris Hughes: Hop Sing fli. Uobert Stoddard: Skylark Booms, Lm Ward: Mooney, - Guy Andrews. There will be n chorus of guests, Spanish dancers, burglars, report ers, travelers, etc. A small admission charge will be made. A plain, practical cy doroma is being installed un tho At the meeting of the Ameri can Legion Auxiliary last night seven new members were taken in. ll was decided that 30 popples be ordered for the sab- in - May, A call meeting of the old drill fsm will be held at the home of Mrs. C. N.- Pahmtr Wednesday after noon. , Htuge on the lower floor f the CnminiQainn Grant hall and will he ready for tho pre- VOmmiXHlOn senu.tion. J Auxiliary Request Superintendent of Schools Home From Convention in Cleveland, 0. Kilurali.rs from all over Ihe public auditorium which Ik large I'nliefl Males. ID, HIM) of them enough to cover three times the crowded inn. the city of Cleveland, area of the nlhletlc field In ),tt imio. tor the I9J9 convention of C.runde and has a seating capuelly ; well iih I,oh Angeles police. The the depurlment of superintendence f about 2II.U00 persons, ,Vlr. I.011K- IcnllfornlnnK are willing to extra- Vinei'nl, .Madeira Island, Kleven Iiiiiihi'H were swept Into tile sea, -n,. ,i v 1 savs tho I.M.OII newspaper So- I'llCI'S I lUllOe IlltO cul". Tho place where the slide of. ' vv' " 1 he had Willi lliltlsh Jouinallsls, Kir eurii d w varlouafy described os j , ' Auslen categoi lcolly denied Ihut he the valley of Kt, Vincent and Hao , 'HAN njlHIO, Cal.. Mar. 7 (AI') .had made, any reflections against Vlncento, un lho north coast ot Mont. Hugh I. Unix Hinilh anil .the Kellogg pncl. .. Madeira Island. , l-rlvalo Mervln A. Illm, army fliers ' "l-"t me say (ji flnllely und ex- Tlie Madeira Islands lie off tho from Itockwell field, North Island, ' pllcllly that I said nothing to be coast of Morocco in tlio Atlantic were killed late Wednesday whon little the Importance of the Kelloitu ocean. They are 11 province of tho nlano Ulev were flvlnir plunged ' pact." ho said. "If I bad done so. Portugal. , I ilnto Ihe ocean about fill yards off lt would have Immmi In contiaillctlon Hii.iio ano iinmeoiaieiy inis sum 01 .won ev.-iy puonc nn.-uiio.: i un,. . the Mexican border. " Tlio body of I made since Ihoipln't Was proiiolied I JO 1 alCe 1 WO lilCIl search waa' being luadu for L'Im's Irery In Hie splrll In which bnlli leaden), two have- bran definitely reported defeated while the third. General Borqoex in Honora, was . still consolidating his position ami planning a southward movement against government forces In Ulna-, lou. . ', . .' ' v ." . ... Cities which the government lias recovered aro Monterey, Cordova. Kaltlllo, Orlxuba and Jala pa, whlln Voru Crux had virtually been re captured, still noodlng soma con- Lsolldutlon of iiosltlon, y ttulwls In Vanln An of floinls government state ment, predicting tha peedy crush ing or the revolt, said thut the rebel forces were In coinploto routo everywhere and were, victims of "Inconceivable panic,'' .. . Measures to confiscate tho prop erty of five ot the leading revolu tionaries were tuken by tho. govt eminent. Those Included Qenerala . Agulrre, Manzo, Topete. Escobar and Crux. : - Tho nuval forces which previous, ly were reported on tha side of the robolB ut Voru Crus are now stutei, to have steamed to sea and to havi notified tho government of mob.', loyally. ' ' .. , j . Train ; Klarts KuMli ' ' The first train north out ot Mex Ico City since tho outbreuk of tlio revolution left for liredo lust night. !. ' ' - Comintinlcation between Mexico City und the outside ' world was hampered try the- cutl.lno; of tho Western Union iand wires between Mexico City und Vera Crux. Precautions were being taken tit Kl Paso In the event of righting in Juurcz across tlie border and tho seventh tr, H. cuvalry at fort Bllsii was under orders to move today with full field equipment, : , Portland Police .body. Two young men, in-rested by traffic-officers here lout week and charged with driving a. car with wrong llcenw plates all.itelie'1, are wanted by Portland officers, as I and allied organization which was fellow reports. held there lost liionlh and among , Three thousand public school those present, a representative of children of Cleveland look null In jthe slate of (ireunn and more irln-,tbe physical education lo ilemon- ..-. ... ,-.iy u 11 i.i.iiiiif: siraie piiysieui weuar acllvitli- dUe and are ready to place it rliari;e of auto theft against ,1. S. Stnltii nild .binies Kweeney. Porllenij officers want them on Wife Siirnrised To Find Out "Hubby" Is Woman I the lirirtsh government 1 lirlllMh people welcomed and suv. 'jporled Mr. Ki'llogg'd liilllntlve." Keep Davison In War Department I.O.N'liriN, Mar. 7 (API The 'wife" of "Captain Leslie Itnrker" . V KIT I IKK TtlllAV 7:3u a. m. 37 above. Mlniitiiini 31) above. Condition Partly clear. WKATIIKIf YKSTKItllAV .Maximum S3, . minimum above. Condition Clear. WK.VrilKIl MAIL 7. 1928 Maximum 59, minimum 33 above. "' 1 Condition Cloudy. , : nouneement since becoming secre tary of war. Auilslaiit Keeretary Charles 11. WAHIMNOTUN. Mar. 7 (AP) The ci.ntlnuaiice of K. Trubeo Ihv Ison. of New York, as UHslMtant secretary of war In charge of avl- holdup charge, allealnt; lhat was surorliieil toibiv lo learn her alioii. a oosltlon wlileh he b.is held was J. T. l-oiigfellow, superintend-1 "I could write a book 011 tlinjlhiKe two men held up It. II. "luiMl.and" was a woman. since the creation of thai office ent of city schools. Mr. longfel- gleanings from Ihe conference," Muhno I'eb. 27 at his shoo slum ' "Cat. lain darker," a boxing In- In itii'ti. Was inade known today by low n-lurned rrom Cleveland yes- Mr. Uingfellow says. In Port html and robbed him of I5 alructor. was arrested In cbonee- Heiretnry (lood In bin first an- everat matters or 11 roiiiine na- teroay. pn AtcNiitt. dean of the law 'and a. pair of oxford shoes. l.,eal lion wiih a luinkrnplcy proceeding lure were taken care of nt bust j The convention was highly prals- 'school of Indiana university, and ; police declare that one of the . en and Is Iv ld in the woman' prison night's meeting of the city coin- jed by Ml".' Longfellow, lis theme national commander of the Amer-'.ls w.lirtiiK a pair of extol. Ik that nt Holloway. mission, held In the city hall. All cas "How Can the Public Schools lean legion, was another oulstand- lunswer Ihe description given by "He"; married Klfrlda llamird, members were In .attendance,' j Hetler Herve Democracy and In- ing speaker. "We were thrilled to the Portland police. Officers lire daughter of 11 druggist of Utile jirs. G orman Desnei. on oenou creaslngiy proouco 11 Higher Type the finger tips lo hear hlln." Mr. ' expected to lake them to the Hose Hampton, al llt'lgliion In N'ovem- 1-ongfellow describes. city today or tomorrow. I.er, Illza. alter a iourih!p of two sitlon until he can determine with Country Day ' . .years,' 'i'be; wilding w-as wilneod .the president upon u successor. , III.. Mr. Urn- U ANdMLKK. Mar. 7 (API- I'.v Hie na re ills of the bride, who ! : 10 sell popples on Mcnioriul day. , ercaslng sihool costs was held In follow vlslte.d. This Is said lo he Hurry llolmon. newsboy, dead hern said Ihelr daughter at firm was This request was granted. jthe general a.wmbly. (one or the best equipped schools loday, was an "innocent bystander" very happy, hot Inter became mls- An application by H. Warniholxj John Iiewey. professor of phll- In the country. About the only In. an autoiiu.l.ller coIIIkIoh. A car eiable and lift "hint" two years for a skating rink , license waa osophy of Colo nil, la university gave great difference which he noticed uttcinj.lliig to pas a taxl-ab. col- ago. granted. , one of the outstanding addresses between Its equipment and the llded with milk truck. The truck The wife la llvliia wllh her par- The salary list for the 'month of jof tke convention. Mr. U.ngfellow . regubir kind wan the use of In. II- struck un electric light pole, break- ents who said she wus unaware of February, in me amount 01 s..- suites. 1 , -, HVrriiK I.HtlNKNT HI, PASO, Tx., Mar. 7 (AP)-- . 1'niier command of Qcneral Ignu clo Klores, 200 federal soldiers left '"! ' e.-v- The rebel forces wore reportetl 2& miles from the border city and contact between the : opposing forces Is expected within the next rcw hours. Major -Krederlco Al bert, spokesman for rieneriil M. J. Mmoii. totd newspapermen a buttle It; Imminent. ' . . $300,000 Gold Mine Deal Is A nnounce MAKFJIt. Ore.. Mitr. 7 All IV assets of the Cornucopia Mln company has just been sold to J. It. MeOtnnts, prominent nilnli Itotiblns, in chnre of Industrial 1 man operating In this dletrlct, a of the ladles' Htixiliary of tho of Citizenship' American legion, asked that the fi tn the first nay of the Conven-1 The North Shore Hiixlllary be given the wile right tlon n dlMcuMHlon of the causes in- w:hool nl Winnetka, niobi ligation plans, has been asked by Mr. Oood to renin In In that po- IJ.N'HIt AtiltOl'M NKW yoitK, Mar. 7 fAI'j) The Uimitort and Holt liner Van Dyck, sinter ship or thn Ill-rated Vestrts, went u ground off (lovernor's In land 31$. fli,- was ordered pa!d. The convention wan held In the ' iConllruoo uu luye ft) in, lh upper bay today its she bat I iik" It off ul Its base, and the polo the rnn-'joerjtflo until she read tho 'tied a uale on her way to her pier full on the ntWfiboy, r.iltleg hnu. nw ipiipef fttorle. from ijufiios Aires. cording to an announcement nenday by Attorney Knink C. Ale Coltoeh, who represented Mr. Me . Olnnts in tho tra nunc tlon. Tho property will be turned over to Anierleun and Canadian ndntUK Interest a who plan immediate com mencement of a $300,000 develop ment program. This group has op erated large nUnes in the. prov ince of Ontario, Canada and ban been successful In a. biff way, lb was learned. . .